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Hi,
I'm using a conditional format 'if cell value' 'is equal to' 0, make it red. It doesn't work. This is in the cell: {=SUM(IF($E$6:$E$352=B399,($C$6:$C$352)))} Any idea why? It turns red if it's not zero. The cell format is _(_ ($* #,##0.00_)_);_(_($* (#,##0.00)_);_(_($* 0.00_)_);_(_(@_)_) I'm having the same problem when I try to make a cell value red when it's value does not equal the same value in another cell. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Michele |
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